Sentence examples for fail to advise from inspiring English sources
Limited in what treatments they can offer, doctors sometimes fail to advise patients of every option available — or every possible complication.
The current court has already confirmed that, if the police fail to advise suspects of their rights while being questioned, anything the suspect says cannot be admitted during a trial.
And while brokers and real estate lawyers are generally able to provide clients with a fairly accurate estimate of what the charges will be, Mr. Kliegerman said, there are times when even the experts fail to advise their clients about the costs that can be associated with buying an apartment in a recently converted or newly constructed building.
He went on to say, "There's not one investment bank I know of that would, first, place such a huge transaction for a company without getting all the necessary board and management officials' approval and, second, that would fail to advise corporate on the downside risk of the transaction they were entering into".
Sometimes you might ask why they (religious leaders) fail to advise them (community members).
Regulators also contend that All-Tech management failed to advise its customers of the loan terms.
Failing to advise against the wild boar shoot is symptomatic of the sycophantic culture that surround the royal princes.
Mr. Brodsky said the city administration "hid" the expected savings in its proposed budget and failed to advise the delegation.
After he was arrested, Virginia authorities failed to advise him of his right to confer with Paraguayan consular officials, as required by the Vienna Convention.
QinetiQ had "failed to read BAE Systems reports or check BAE System work properly", had " failed to advise its customers properly", and had "subsequently signed off BAE Systems work in circumstances where it was manifestly inappropriate to do so".
He said at his trial that he felt "aggrieved" and "hard done by" after he was imprisoned for longer than his older co-defendant owing to an "incompetent barrister" who, he claimed, failed to advise him properly.
